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Time Booksellers July 2021 Latest Acquisitions Time Booksellers July 2021 Latest Acquisitions Uploaded on our website on July 1st some 285 titles. To view a Larger image click on the actual image then the back arrow. To order a book, click on 'Click here to ORDER' and then the ORDER button. If you wish to continue viewing books, click the back arrow. You will return to the list of books you were viewing. To continue adding books to your order simply repeat on the next book you want. When you have finished viewing or searching click on 'View shopping cart'. Your list of books will be shown. To remove any unwanted books from the shopping cart simply click 'Remove the item'. When satisfied with your order click "Proceed with order" follow the prompts, this takes you to the Books and Collectibles secure ordering page. To search our entire database of books (over 30000 titles), go to our website. www.timebookseller.com.au 67067 AFFLECK, FRED. On Track. The Making of Westrail, 1950-1976. First Edition; Demy 8vo; pp. xii, 233; map endpapers, colour frontispiece, 24 pages b/w plates, 3 b/w maps, bibliography, appendix, index; original stiff illustrated wrappers, rubbed along spine, a good copy. Perth; Westrail; 1978. Click here to Order AUD$45 114579 AFFLECK, JAMES. Geelong Grammarians At The Great War. First Edition; Cr. 4to; pp. vi, 286; frontispiece, 2 colour plates, 12 pages of b/w photographic plates, bibliography, index; original maroon cloth, title lettered in gilt on spine and front, a fine copy. Melbourne; Cliffe Books; 1999. Click here to Order AUD$95 114386 AFFLECK, JAMES; Compiler and Editor. Geelong Collegians at the Second World War and Subsequent Conflicts. First Edition; Thick Super Royal 8vo; pp. xii, 798; coloured frontispiece, roll of honour, text with numerous b/w. illustrations, awards and decorations, forces in which Collegians served, units in which Collegians served, bibliography, bound in original green cloth, title lettered in white on spine, dustjacket with one or two minor marks otherwise a fine copy. Newtown; The Geelong College Foundation; 2010. Click here to Order AUD$175 114472 ANDERSON, HUGH. A Guide to Ten Australian Poets. Authors Copy with his corrections; Cr. 8vo; pp. 63; original brown/orange cloth, bibliography, a very good copy. Inscribed signed and dated by the author. Melbourne, Hawdon Davison, 1953. One of only 100 copies. Click here to Order AUD$45 114423 ANDERSON, STEPHANIE; Introductory Essay & Translation By. Pelletier The Forgotten Casterway of Cape York. Ethnographic Commentary by Athol Chase. First English Edition; Med. 8vo; pp. 370, (8); 8 pages of coloured photographic plates, 3 pages of maps, endnotes, bibliography, note on the translation, bound in original stiff illustrated wrapper, very good copy. Melbourne; Melbourne Books; 2009. From the original book "Dix-Sept Ans Chez Les Sauvages. Les Aventures De Narcisse Pelletier" by Constant Merland. Click here to Order AUD$45 114567 ANNABLE, ROSEMARY. Biographical Register. The Women's College within the University of Sydney. Volume 1 1892-1939. First Edition; Cr. 4to; pp. vi, 270; original stiff illustrated wrapper, very good copy. (Sydney), The Council of the Women's Council, 1995. Click here to Order AUD$35 114549 ANNOIS, RICHARD. With Respect. The Story of Geelong Lawyers Harwood & Pincott. 1840 - 1992. First Edition; Med. 8vo; pp. xiv, 490; 32 pages of plates, appendices; original cloth, dustjacket, fine copy. (Highton); Thislot Press; (2005). Click here to Order AUD$70 114429 ARMOUR, JOHN. The Spell Of The Inland. First Edition; Cr. 8vo; pp. 280; frontispiece; 22 b/w plates; original red boards with title in black on spine and front, very good copy. Melbourne Publishing Company, 1923. The author was Minister for the Australian Inland Mission and set this perhaps only partly fictional collection of stories in Central Australia with fascinating photographic illustrations [camels pulling a cart, Aborigines in full regalia] and helps preserve memories of a fascinating and unique way of life. Click here to Order AUD$30 114471 ARNOLD-FOSTER, MARK. The World At War. First Edition; Med. 8vo; pp. x, 340; 26 maps, 32 pages of b/w. photographs, notes on sources, chronology of the war, biographical notes, bibliography, index, bound in original grey cloth, title lettered in gilt on spine, dustjacket, very good copy. London; Collins; 1973. Click here to Order AUD$26 114211 ASHTON, PAUL; WATERSON, DUNCAN. Sydney Takes Shape. A History In Maps. Super Royal 4to; pp. 2, 78; text with numerous b/w. maps and illustrations, statistics, select bibliography, bound in original stiff illustrated wrappers, very good copy. Brisbane; Hema Maps; 2000. Click here to Order AUD$75 114619 ATKINSON, H. K. Tickets Of The Midland Railway Of Western Australia. Cr. 4to; pp. iv, 12; 38 coloured illustrations; stiff stapled illustrated wrapper, a fine copy. Melbourne; H. K. Atkinson; 1991. Click here to Order AUD$26 114403 AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION. (NORMAN LINDSAY). Programme of Celebrations During The Visit of Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. From The 6th to The 16th of May 1901. For the Opening of the First Parliament of The Commonwealth of Australia. ( second title page "Official programme Of Functions and Displays to celebrate the Opening of the First Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia" cover title "official programme Commonwealth Celebrations Opening of First parliament at Melbourne"). First Edition; Demy 4to; pp. [iv], 48, (1); coloured title page (Norman Lindsay design), frontispiece (Designed by John Longstaff and Norman Lindsay), illustrated with numerous b/w. photographs and line drawings several by Norman Lindsay, several maps, bound in original full blue leather binding title lettered in gilt on upper board, gilt decoration to both boards, some wear and marks to binding internally very good. Melbourne; n.p; 1901. Click here to Order AUD$475 114435 AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIGHT ISLANDER AFFAIRS. Mainly Urban: Report of the Inquiry into the needs of urban dwelling Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. November 1992. First Edition; Cr. 4to; pp. xx, 280; text with numerous tables and charts, list of submissions, list of exhibits, list of informal discussions and field visits, rebutting the Myths, bound in original stiff illustrated wrappers, very good copy. Canberra; Australian Government Publishing Service; 1992. Click here to Order AUD$95 114416 BACON, ROY. Illustrated Triumph Motorcycle Buyers Guide. Model-by-model analysis of post- 1945 singles, twins, triples and specials. First Edition; Cr. 4to; pp. [ii], 160; text illustrated with numerous b/w. photographs, engine frame numbers, model features, colours, clubs, spares and manuals, bound in original stiff illustrated wrappers, very good copy. Isle of Wight; Niton Publishing; 1989. Click here to Order AUD$30 114418 BACON, ROY. Velocette Flat Twins. All flat twins from LE of 1948 - plus Le Mk II, Vogue, Valiant, Vee Line and Viceroy - to LE Mk III of 1971. First Edition; Cr. 4to; pp. 128; text with numerous b/w. illustrations, specifications, colours, engine and frame numbers, carburettor settings, prices, model recognition, model chart, bound in original brown cloth, title lettered in gilt on spine, dustjacket, good copy. London; Osprey Publishing Limited; 1985. Click here to Order AUD$110 114609 BARNES, LES; CUNNINGHAM, LAURIE. A Fair and Honest Game. A Tribute to the Brunswick Football Club. Revised Edition; Lge. 8vo; pp. x, 100; illustrated title and facing page, profusely illustrated with b/w photographic illustrations, some colour illustrations, appendix, index of persons, bound in original stiff illustrated wrappers, very good copy. Brunswick; Brunswick Community History Group Inc.; 2004. Click here to Order AUD$75 114592 BARRACLOUGH, LINDA; Compiler. Little Ships of the Lakes. First Edition; Oblong 4to; pp. (ii), 14; numerous b/w illustrations; stiff stapled illustrated wrapper, a fine copy. Bairnsdale; East Gippsland Historical Society; 1982. Click here to Order AUD$26 114557 BARRACLOUGH, LINDA; SMITH, JOSIANNE. Kapana A Place On The River. The Story of the Barraclough Family. First Edition; Oblong 4to; pp. 54; numerous illustrations, photographs, and maps, select bibliography, index, bound in original illustrated stiff wrapper, fine copy. Bairnsdale; The Authors; 1981. Click here to Order AUD$95 114527 BARRATT, GLYNN. The Russians at Port Jackson 1814-1822. First Edition; Cr. 4to; pp. vi, 114; b/w illustrations, bibliography, notes, index, bound in original stiff illustrated wrappers, fine copy. Canberra; Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies; 1981. Click here to Order AUD$26 114389 BEAN, C. E. W; GULLETT, H. S; Annotated by. Official History Of Australia In The 1914-1918 War. Vol. XII. Photographic Record of The War. Reproductions Of Pictures Taken By The Australian Official Photographers. (Captains G. H. Wilkins, M.C., and J. F. Hurley, Lieutenants H. F. Baldwin and J. P. Campbell) and others. Reprint; Thick Demy 8vo; pp. x, ( 753 full page photographs) unpaginated, (20) index; numerous b/w illustrations, index; bound in original maroon cloth, gilt title on spine, flecking to page edges, spine and corners bumped, front frree endpaper excised, otherwise a good sound copy. Sydney; Angus & Robertson; 1943. Click here to Order AUD$220 114477 BEAUFRE, GENERAL ANDRE. 1940 The Fall Of France. First English Translation; Demy 8vo; pp. xxii, 228; 4 pages of maps, index, bound in original blue cloth, title lettered in gilt on spine, dustjacket, very good copy. London; Cassell & Company Ltd.; 1967. Click here to Order AUD$50 114436 BECKE, LOUIS; JEFFERY, WALTER. A First Fleet Family. A Hitherto Unpublished Narrative Of Certain Remarkable Adventures Compiled From The Papers Of Sergeant William Dew Of The Marines. Colonial Edition; Demy 8vo; pp. xvi, 271; folding map frontispiece, original cloth, title and authors, lettered in gilt on spine, foxing to early and late pages and page edges, old booksellers entry tipped on to front fixed endpaper, a good copy.
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